Holland!!! (Part 4)

These Sheep were all walking in a row along the top of the Dyke. It was a really cool site, there were a lot!

Paling (eel). These won't be available much longer, so we had to have some while we still could.

Bupa enjoying himself with his portion. We bought 5... can you guess who got the extra one?

Cassie is awesome! She tried everything. Though the appearance was a little hard to get over, she did enjoy it.

Us on the little island of Schiermonnikoog. There are only a handful of cars, so everyone is on the bike. We rented a tandem. It resulted in a lot of laughing. We had a great day here and would recommend it to everyone!

We were lucky enough to take in a temple session while we were there. It was wonderful to do that with Mimi and Bupa.

Paul and Mary Van't Schip (spelling??) also joined us. It was cool because The session was in French. Apparently the Dutch Temple is the only official Bilingual temple in the world (French and Dutch). This is because the Temple also serves people that come up from Belgium.

The front door and the panel above it are bronze. The plan was to let it turn green, but unfortunately they used an improper cleaner on it and the chemical reaction turned it all dark brown. The door is 5 inches thick though!

The Fokkerlaan. This is were my family lived when I was born. It was in pretty good shape, and looked nicely decorated inside.

The Grift. This was the last house we lived in before we moved to Canada not counting Mimi and Bupa's apartment. Unfortunately it looked pretty run down. The whole neighborhood did, but it was fun to see it again.